Android
Mobile OS using Rust for memory safety
Episodes
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#5526: Can a Phone Bond Two Cellular Links?Android can bond Wi-Fi and cellular — but two cellular data paths at once? That's where the hardware and the OS both say no. -
#5253: Zeroization: Wiping Keys, Not DataDestroying a 256-bit key takes milliseconds. Overwriting a terabyte takes hours. That gap is the whole story. -
#5232: Zello, PTT Buttons, and the Kitchen Intercom QuestionWhy your Bluetooth speaker ignores Zello's push-to-talk — and what to buy instead for a hands-full, phone-off fallback. -
#2450: The Time Zone King and the Database That Runs the WorldHow a missed train led to global time zones, why DST exists for bug hunting, and the volunteer database that keeps the internet on time. -
#2080: The Silent Failure of Emergency AlertsWhy your phone might sleep through a siren, and how traffic lights could save your life. -
#1222: The Compiler as Truth MachineDiscover how AI agents and the Rust "truth machine" are transforming legacy code into high-performance, memory-safe infrastructure. -
#1075: The Great Kernel Shift: Why Linux is Embracing RustDiscover why the Linux kernel is adopting Rust and how this shift aims to eliminate 70% of the digital world's security vulnerabilities. -
#220: Beyond HTTPS: Securing Your Digital Shadow with Private DNSThink HTTPS protects everything? Think again. Learn how Private DNS hides your browsing habits from ISPs and advertisers in this deep dive.